Exam 13: Issues in Community Supervision

GPS monitoring systems can track inside large buildings and subways.

This model expected the single officer to be capable of providing needed services to all of the offenders.

Split sentences are rarely used.

What are three of the main goals of community supervision?

______ is a penalty that is divided between a period of incarceration and a period of probationary supervision.

In some states, the inmate could petition the court for shock probation.

Boot camps reduce rates of new crime by program graduates.

Shock probation and parole, split sentencing, and ISPs blur the distinction between incarceration and community supervision.

The initial and replacement costs of GPS monitoring are low.

Overall, research on intensive supervision has failed to show a clear benefit to reduced caseloads.

This management model is comprised of three phases: the institutional phase, the release phase, and the community phase.

_________ are infractions of the rules of supervision that do not involve any new criminality.

Which of the following strategies of intensive supervision have been developed?

What are the two dimensions needed when matching punishments to offenders?

The ________ requires each supervising officer to complete a risks and needs assessment and then review the results with the offender.

__________ seek to provide more control and service to offenders who otherwise would be incarcerated.

This implementation paid counties for each offender not sentenced to prison in each county.

From 2005-2015, the number of individuals under electronic supervision increased more than 150%.